Georgia Money Laundering Lawyer

Strong Defense Against Wire Fraud and Racketeering Charges

Money laundering involves using financial transactions to conceal the origin of money obtained through illegal activity, so it appears that the money came from a legitimate source. This is a very serious offense that can carry severe penalties, including fines and jail time if you are convicted.

Federal charges for money laundering are often brought simultaneously with charges for other types of crimes, such as wire fraud, racketeering, bank fraud, drug crimes and others. These cases are extremely complex, and it is important to have an experienced Georgia money laundering attorney in your corner. Our lawyers are admitted to practice in federal court, and we have a complete understanding of federal rules and process.

Experienced Legal Team on Your Side

The government has increased its focus on money laundering crimes in recent years, and prosecutors are highly motivated to get convictions in these cases. When you hire our team, we will handle your case in a way that best protects your interests and develop the strongest defense on your behalf. That may entail proving you were not involved in the transaction, or showing how the funds came from a legitimate source, or demonstrating that you were unaware that the money came from an illegal source, or arguing that the funds were in fact never concealed.

At the law firm of Garland, Samuel & Loeb, we have the experience, tenacity and skill to provide aggressive defense against money laundering and related charges. You can count on our team to be there with you at every step, constantly fighting to get the charges against you dismissed or to win an acquittal in court.

Call for a Free Initial Consultation

Contact our office today to discuss your money laundering case. We are available during regular business hours and by appointment at other times. You can reach us by phone at 404-975-0459, toll free at 877-650-0825 or via e-mail to schedule your initial consultation.

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